Solo operators
You're running your own leads, top to bottom — measuring, presenting, quoting, and following up yourself. RENO replaces a spreadsheet and a mental list of "who I promised what" with one place that remembers it for you, and it starts at one seat.
Small remodeling teams
A handful of reps closing volume together need one shared pipeline, not five separate phone notes apps. A manager sees every lead across the team; each rep sees their own — nothing gets dropped between them.
Growing, multi-crew businesses
Scaling past a handful of reps changes what you need to track — who's carrying how much pipeline, what's actually closing versus stalling, where the volume is coming from. Plans scale seats and monthly presentation volume to match.
Multi-location operations
Multiple crews or a higher volume than the standard plans cover — seats, presentation volume, and branding are all set up to fit however your business is actually structured.
Bathroom, kitchen, or both
Bathroom remodelers
Vanity, shower/tub, tile, and lighting — priced and rendered against a bathroom-specific catalog and scope.
Kitchen remodelers
Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and layout — with pricing that scales to the room's actual size, from a galley kitchen to a great room with an island.
Both, from one account
Pick the room type per customer — no separate account or tool needed if your crews handle both.
If any of this sounds familiar
Quoting from memory or a paper pad
If your pricing lives in your head or a notebook, two reps quoting the same job can land on two different numbers. A real catalog with real prices keeps everyone consistent.
Retyping the same customer info twice
Whatever gets captured on a scheduling call — name, address, what they want — carries straight into the real intake form when you actually show up, instead of starting over.
Losing track of who you promised what
A discount promised verbally and forgotten by the time the quote goes out erodes trust fast. A logged price override with a reason means everyone — including you, later — knows exactly what was agreed to.